Astera started its research program in November 2019. In the beginning, their team had one dedicated staff member, Percy Yeung, with two clinical trials. However, under Dr. Bruno Fang’s guidance and support from our providers and clinic staff, we are now offering over 25 clinical trials to our patients with four dedicated staff members.
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Read MoreSocial work helps patients and their families cope with cancer and its many challenges by providing concrete or supportive services.
Read MoreRadiation therapy is a highly-effective, non-surgical treatment option for both basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas.
Read MoreStereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT) is an emerging treatment modality with excellent control rates for low and intermediate-risk prostate cancer. It is a precise, high-dose form of radiation therapy that allows physicians to treat cancer in just one to five treatments.
Read MoreAfter having difficulties wearing particular shoes, Anna Kenny noticed a mole on her lower left ankle, a big issue considering her love for shoes. So she decided to see a dermatologist. The dermatologist biopsied the mole, which confirmed it was cancerous. At 90 years old, Anna was diagnosed with skin cancer.
Read MoreAs a physician-scientist and medical oncologist, Beiqing Pan, MD, PhD, has forged a unique path in oncology.
Read MoreAstera Cancer Care announced that it has treated its first patient in the QUILT-88 trial using a combination therapy developed by ImmunityBio designed to bolster the body's immune system and administer natural killer cells engineered to find and kill cancer cells.
Read MoreTina Basenese, RN, MA, APN-C, ACHPN, is the Director of Palliative Medicine & supportive care at Astera Cancer Care.
Read MoreDr. Shostak is one of few pulmonologists nationwide who is formally trained in rigid bronchoscopy and treats complex airway disorders such as tracheal stenosis, tracheobronchomalacia, and airway obstruction.
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